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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
American and Eng!ish Renn.Y

London IrespcndeIt Boston Transcript.
II one looks into tha question Of rsla-
tive E4gliah and American beauty it is
plain hist the manifest superiority OF
American women is due 10 their knowing
-2b, how well they knoW-how TO make
the best of themselves. One thing is
painfully common, even among the best
kept English womeo, and that is ali TN
slightly gap in the teeth when one EGe been
removed. Il may be 2 front tooth itself.
They never seem 10 Think it necessary to
hSvg 1t replaced. aud it gives positive
shock 70 81 American accustomed - the
scTUpU-oug care - tie teeth practIcaj b.
their coIrtri women. Another difference
IS N gbe grizzled ha,r u D.DY Ell
glish laGiaE, VINO d0u't seem 10 nave
acquired TIE subtle spell Of tn American
women ii fifty OF thereebogts,
whose hair suddenly turns
10 Iostiou2, dazzling white,
T0skirE tha features twice Is young by
contrast. OF course, the American iedl"a
euy taat they 90 auythiog TO tide over
the CF>AdiCi ggjZZled period, tut al 1he
same there axe no grizzlies il American
society, and there arc inaumerdb!e
handsome middle aged women with snow
white hair md youthful faces. The in
valuable result has not YET crossed the
Atisntic, but English ladies' are signing
tor If. They often ask: Glow do the
Americans get tneir snow-White hair al
forty -fye?" Which nobody has yet beer
found willing to answer. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
THE FDJLF OF YOUTH.
Young 1Een of tha Present Compared W tn
chose of n Past Generation.
Snr,n .-l;eld Rcnrhlican

chose of n Past Generation.
Springfield Republican.
\ Boston paper told the other day OF g
man who, meeting tn old friend eud IL
quirirg srxiously about the members CT
tac family, mentioned his SCI. 'sMy soL''
replied the otner with & frankness which
seemed 10 indicate his sense of tue use
! lssaae5s OF Disgusting TIE SAD f1C5, "1as
gone to the devil" The bsTe and naked
confession was more expressive Of The
besl tGC5e Of ths psTent, facing the decline
! Of lie i'll tbs CIR Ei0tY that the bearer OF
! Ms name IVES Leading 4 worthless career,
tnan enV terms OF Grief could be. /: was
uu2d0rGGd ms II irseh.
| Yet wa. & common situation IS tits
coming to re! The ycUug men are
cchooled, educated. end my Of them
college educated. &lOre money, endaaV-
or, Snd affection sre layis0cd or 0ne.
| upon 81 ayeTsi.e, taan were spent upon
| three bays in The last generation. they
| have gyIana2jun5 provided t. CultiyaZ2
! their physical constitutions, and for two
weeks 20 two months II tha yeer 20 20
Canociag, toGtiyg, camping, yachting,
| rCcElCE, rustiCs liz, "TCCgGiug" 1t il too
lusny senses. Yet oil these things are
| too often sou 60 by icing SO employed rs
to make TIE lus.s CT tie Boys sustain
greater iIdul .enlcs. As ore confessed
after two weeks in The mountains, frcm
which h. rota ned rct.aC pale: ''Y1u
sea the fresh s.- il the rl3urteiag auu s.
goJd appetite butt ne up so ina / w@a
able 70 smoke double !le Iumt.I OF
! cigarettes day"
This IA tEe k,n1 Ct man wa0 is thrown
cut Ct Wcs5 Point By h.e hollow chest snd
/ spindliug tu!ld. The class i TapsegeEte5
| by The young fellow w5o had been edu-
cs!ed at Colgm5.s I'D was found dead Is
rs bed by MS par MS returning t1.u
Europe. The cigarette md stopped tle
lcart, sld I'll the promise q mnu1o0G 81
! It's yErUsA0,d weg .urUed t. astpa,
Another C1.amb;z 11ar-Wil'iam Snow
der, SCH Of TIE Rev BaySrd S2oTtea oi
Fort Homilt01-l3s Gtsd from internal
| Injuries received KS year il Il cane rush.
Bu this WEE meEe loss, II how many
| Clter cases is taere net mere less, bu.
wrong, c1ten degradation and guilt, and
perhaps crime, IS in the case CT young
| McEelly. We believe the professional
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
GALVESTON.
The Second Artesian Feu q Success
Young Gordon Taken Back to Georgia.

The Second Artesian We'll 3 Success
Young Gordon Taken Back to Georgia.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Sept. 26.-Each day
increases the flow of water from the new
artesian well at the electric light stztion.
tbs evening the water was almost free
from sail. and By actual measurement the
flow was found TO be 10000 gallons
every tWenty-iCur hours. The water he's
been tur 2ed into the large boilers OF tbs
electric light worEa, and Is found to WORK
eXcellently. 1t has e pressure OF fifteen
pounds to the square irch. Heretofore
salt water was condensed for these boilers.
Hon. Bovine Gordon, brother OF Carter
G. G ordon, the eccentric indiVidusl men.
toned e few days ago as f5eing from i'm
sginary crimes, arrived in the city last
evening and to-day started for Georgia
with his unfortunate brother.
Several parties arrested last week for
alleged violation CT the Sunday lew were
lugsed ten miles down the island 30
Justice WeYer's court for trial. This trip
in nearly every instance proved e greater
hardship thau the sentence of the court.
Tie Evening Tribune bsrks a. its big
contemporary on the Sunday law-bresking
IS follows: "The News is still master
of the situation. 1t is enforcing the Sun
dry law against everybody except itself.
The work st the News Office was protect
ed By new locks or the doors, and the
windows were curtaiDed with old ex-
changes SO that the vigilant officers could
not pep in. TIE officers have, however,
secured enough evidence to make some
OF the law breakers tramp down The
island this week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
rGH 80 GRE RICE.
"Gsy Tpr-oysd Property snd Pay bg &c
e-ces,'' Srys GaEcrai Butler.

g-ces,'' Stys GsEcrai Butler.
AB-eoa paper lately printed some
letters from Icpr, s-eta..r. IlfIHon2;.es
upon p so CT tl4t jl. rr:;- as et:-
"IloW 10 CT RE" Ia cEs,om.sg ST.
vice shout diligence and flitliulacss WIS
bestowed, BIZ one OF the speci8l recon-
.nendl.i1Es by GacorsI Z. +. Butler is
worthy % record, a5 beng his personal
experience:
II Z yCagg r.1r Is Gaming some. ming
mCJc tEal the expense OF dis living 5ud
ms no 0bjaGL in view he is likely either
20 increase those expenses CSTalesr'Y or
TO I0sn ms money to his trien.s, and in
so doing, in the majority of cases. ne
will lose both friends ana money, 50 tl1c
TIE best thIrg that ne CEu do is 20 have IN
o.j,cs; TO aalher up MS money snd 90
have q call Cor j. which shall BE profit
a5.e enc. lie makes no investment, he
Cause he says: al have got 50 l1tle
money thGt i. WOE t come TO anything. 1
vii vail until get more. " and il waiting
generally Wal Ea 1Gs goes.
When = young msu hiss very little
money let hm buy some property, pre-
ftIahly piece, however small, according
10 HIS means, J5 improved real estate ff:-.
= psyiG@ rent. lie had setter Guy it when
sold ~ auction, under a j11-c.zl ssle, 7ay-
in5 in cash what he c3D, giving lis notes
for he balance in small sums coming due
st frequently recurring intervals, secured
by Q mort gage or the property, and then
use al. mis- eXtre iCc0me in paying up
those notes. II is always sste 10 discount
your OWE note, Gud II the notes o1.ae 8
little too fast, ss soon % he gats anvtf NJ
psjd hja friends will aid him when Re is
putting his money where il can b.
lost, and where the property IS I King
care CT the interest, and il very hor.
time he vii find thst he has ct . very con
siderable Investment. He will become inter
esLed IN 1t, save his money 10 meet MS
notes, ard he viii directly come into &
considerable possession Of pTOpgr-y, and
! haIGIg Know how i came 20 hin. Th9,
Is, h Will have haJ motive Cor SAVING,
and will Get tie result Ci that saving, AID
will not be tempted to enter into Greculs-
tjons. Nothing is SO safa for g. invest
meDt 60 improved real estate. Noting
| Is likely 80 grow Ia value faster. IL the
! Lest fifty years 80 per Ceut. Cf all the mcr-
/ chants md traders il Boston have iell1r.
| In the last fifty years 90 per clnt. oE ST
! the business corp7TeJans have failed or
! gone 0u5 u business, 90 that their stock
ha5 been wiped GU. In the last fifty
years all the improved real estate ON
the average has paid It's interest Gad
taxes and quadrupled II slae.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

General Lev Wallace oe92u the DIR
God" al IS; fought over the ground in
the Mexican war Rnd aiterwerd fGishod
the story. AS is generally known Wal
Isce wrote "Ben Hur" before he viei.ed
the Holy Land. When he got therehe
says ne actually found the tomb in which
he makes the mother and sister OF Ben
Hur find retreat as lepers and he even
c9me upon big White stone in the spot
ne had seated these dnfortuaates. Wal
lece attained MS correctness OF geography
By the closest study Of books, ard when
he q cut over to verify he had not word
20 change. Tie book wss written il the
old palace Of the M0nteznmss az & sata Fe
when be YVES governor Of NsR Mexico.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
at Whitesboro.

Special to the Gazette.
WHITEsBoRo, TEX, Sept, ga fine
rSin began falling here last night and
continued till noon to-day. The ground
was never il better condition fer sowing
wheat.
Cotton continues to come in st s lively
rate. Receipts TO last Saturday were
about l7O0 osles. TDe yield IS going TO
be better this year than i has Tor lie last
two years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
A BKAKEIAN KthLE1.
Fatal Accident on the Central Railway
Nor sherman

Fatal Accident on ths Central Railway
Nor Sherman
Special tc the Gazetta
SHERMAN, TEX Sept. pa fatal &C
cidaGt occurred en- the Houston ald
TexAs Central few miles south Of the
city this morning resulting in the terrible
Death OF brakeman By the name OF Rob
Nael. The train was wlat is known az
No. freight, under Conductor e. L.
BrCwE, with NJ. V. Taylor, engineer, end
was or It's f0r5h-oouGd trip from C0rsl-
cana - DoniS0n. Thomas TIgber was
acting as f0rg.Srd brakeman. When the
train reached g point about five niles
from Sherman Nael WAS III the Caboose
witn tha conductor, when he remarked 20
him that he would so out on the trim
ana assist on some C3Ts, which he did.
lie mad Only been gone few seconds
WAea the conductor states inst
he fslC the cabCose rise up as f passing
over something, and knowing tha1 some
thing ves wrong he went out on top Oh
the train and signsilcd th2 engineer, WGo
stopped the train immediately, when Neei
Wks found missing. Tig1er, the other
brakeman, was sent back, and after walk
ing shout half mile he found Nzels
body teri bly, m&ng!ed, about one-haif Of
the traiu having passed over hin. Tue
BODY was brought TO the city and an it,
quest held before Justice Hincle ard g
verdict rendered in accordance with the
shove facts. The remains of the de-
ceased were forwarded this evening to
Plano, in this state, for interment, that
being the place where his wife vas
reared and where he married her. The
deceased was shout twenty seven years
old and lived in Corsicana, where he had
wife and one child. Il is said inst be
has 8 mother somewhere in Missouri.
Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, Ten, Sept. 26.--8Ob Neil, g
bcakemao on fceigat train Uader Con
ductor Brown, was Killed THE morning
about O'CLOCK on the Howe hill! On the
Central Ros0. lie fell between the CO
b0ose and first CIR, and every bone in his
body WIS crushed. He YVES married
ABOUT enc year ago, his wife livi1- II
Corsicana. Hi$h9dy was taken 10 Saer-
man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
DALLAS
\ Liltle scene on Main sttcet-DedicatlOI
Of Turner Hall Postponed.

\ Lil,le scene on Main atteet-DedicatlOn
Of Turner Hall Postponed.
Special 20 the Gazette,
DALLAS, TEX, Sept 2G--Quira q little
excitement was created Oh Main street.
this evening, in front of C. Gold5tein's
loan Office, on the south side oE Main
street. The principal sc.oTs were Jack
Cable, Mrs. c. Goidstein and her brother,
JAKE Colton. II seems that Cable in oa5S~
ing up the SIT ct ran ag3lnst Mrs Gold
stein, who WIS standing III the door,
and Mrs. Go stein asked him ii the side
wslk was not large enough f0r him with
out attempting to run over her
Gable began IL curse Mrs. Golstein'b
brother, Jake Cotton, who was standing
naRr by, ana who hsd not al this unCtuge
SAID word. Cotton stepped Up, and or
seeing inst Cable was going 10 strike,
Mrs. G0i5.gla ran between him and her
brother. Cable struck Mira. Golsrein on
tie right side CT ner face, brus-
ing Ler nose AID knocking out
one or two j2wteeth. Cable also
struck young C0cJoa on the nose: making
Slight Wound. Police Ctlicer arrested
Cabie, who gave bond 10 appear before
the recorder tomorrow morning.
The cedic&lion 81 the rev elegant
building st the corner of Young 2ld Har-
wood streets, known az Turner hall Is
postponed TIL Saturday evening On &C.
count Of the bsd weather. The grand
ball and gymrss.ic performances
VIII, however, take place tonight So ad-
veIli6eC.
The management Of the Dallas Fair
gre ceTlainly wideawaka. They have
325 men 81 Work on the ground st
an expense oE about $4,000 per welk.
They promise to spare neither time nor
money in preparing Z grand entertain
men1 tor the psop,e OF Texas ana th5
outside world
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

msle child is born, enrolls her name in a
certain association Of noble families and
pays certain sum, snd thereafter fixed
annual amount to ire eocIe-y. Wlen she
az reached the sae I've o9,ieye. ,wen.y-
ore. she becomes eEs,,I'I to suite of
apartments i: s large building OF ire as
soci3'ioo, VIII gardens E1d psrk shout
it, Inhibited By Other younger CT oder
noble ladies VINO have, II ike Il2ar or, as-
come members. II he- f-ther should j.e
i her youth, aod ehs s,ou7j desire it,
she has c shelter Il ai5 bulldog. art at
3 time fixed, her income. w sa. dies
or narries al this right 60 income =. pses,
sud The money ps!t Il.-Y lis ~. eadow-
ment Of tHe associa,-oo. >ds p.-u has
'FosEeG VEL for generations r. CJperh2-
gen"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
WHAT TO 80 WITH OUR DAUGHrERs
Tho German and Danish SoIuttons-Insur-
ance the BASIC of Them
Manche ster (Eng.l Policy Holder.

anoe the Basls of Them.
Mancht ster (Eng.l Policy Holder.
The English young lady, delfcately
reared and left needy a. the desth of her
parents, has two alternatives, to be g.
governesa or to be 8 companions; and
either of these positions is thankless,
slsvish snd under-paid. In this country
"caste" may be retained in much
greater latitude OF occupations, but the
problem everywhere exists, wna5 TO dc
IoT that ev5r-laIge number If tender,
helpless, inexperienced girls who are
GucdeZIy"cAst upon their own resources"
they have 10 resources, A WIi5Gr in the
NJrta America l. ;Yiaw describes Ger
man invention to meet this pTo9l n:
"All OVER Germany exist VIA: are
c5lIed 'Sparcassen' Savings banks,
WaiGl correspond II = measure - the en-
dOTm5nG plan CT tde American assurance
companies. a the bt-tl Of = girl tn4
father and mother insure Ler (Esg!eq sis
gi2) in such CT G for rs ruc1 IS tbsv
ar &UIe 20 CestoW On the iu.U=e OF t1eir
new bern baby gjEl. The smoun5 Is psid
annually. GaU G&s6a lsys Uuc taa money
II behalf OF the insured, e. interest,
CHI fly II real estate. IL This way the
money GccUnnlates, and st eighteen, on
Der majority. The gil is the possessor q
c snug little capital, THis Will serve her
TO study any favored profession, 20 to
some good Conservatory, or start in bust
ness; and last, but not least, buy her
trousseau, II she hGs chance to follow
WOmsn's truest mission. How much
better ayearly outlay would De, fer some
people in moderate circumstances. than
in costly toys and eXtraYagent dress, By
which children are brought up to eXpec-
tations"
And the ''Msiden Assurance Company"
in Denmark is thus described:
"The nobleman-for the association is
peculiarly for this class-.s soon as fe-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
: r084s'S CONFERENCE aAHg.
ingenious F2,v,op of = PaV!sian Woman to
E.oD a i'll ct. Psrsons.
London Telegraph.

1.0o i'll ct. Persons.
London Telegraph.
a Tom2n FAMED ROY has just beer con-
demned to three months Imprisonment
foG larceny, committed Under peculiar
circumstances. Sac used to wslk about
the streets of Paris in the Daytime, and
Theu she noticed 8 crowd around chem
ISIS sh3p-sr Inevitable SIGN that On &C
CideEt h3d OCCuirtG-sne went no the
eeta5li h.rcE3 10 see the victim. [: the
injured person were unconscious the
good Samaritan, Nine Il y: immediately
clalrad him or her es her own, unless, of
cCursc, he object Ct tie CleInisL'c care
mad an appearance Of ebj ct poverty.
Il this wsy She succeeded ia getting the
viaIm put iLt3 8 c4b. He WIS her
cousin, her bT3ther-in Law, o. u" aus-
baud Of = dear friend, ana everybody be-
liovsd her and praised her for the tender
su]icitude or deep cisirt4resteGness
She go5 into the vehicle with her
chcrse, snd carlng ne GrIy5 Il % ticf.ti1u
address she ccntr!2cQ To e-sc tle JASON
sjble or tGlf dtZ & vic I'm Of w3tc1, C1ain
ana money. "A1Gdsm'' then 60. GU, told
the c@omsg TO dive On TO the address
given, s@ji2g thfc g.9 you'd ryjcin HIN
sftey "a Rad called Tor friend who WIS
also Interested il kloW.cg about the &C
cide1.
Ta!= able femsIe was found cut while
1 she was taking q person IL at epiieptiC
{ & = tal3e :dress. Tde patient beCsme
/ sui Gsn4y conscious while the charming
! Samaritan YVES i1p.h'irg II MS pockets,
sLd The situation fecby d4wred upon
him. By ~ arclsi1g little duplicity nc
rg&s sHle - signal 70 the caoman To stop
!1J t.o deeos and ior-s ct Mme. Ryy
! T1rs I4.ly CT re"s al40 ~ liI man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

Special to tie Gazette.
MORGAN, Tex Sept. % This section
OF the country w1s visited by 2 good rstn
to-day. Wset u here over that pcztion
Of the country lying between Htco ard
Igeiell tie rain has been very hGId and Gil
the creeks and branches are nearly out
OF their banks. The east bouDd irain en-
the Texas Central due hers 81 80 p. n ,
is defined between IredeIl sEd Hico, so
the Central Ggant 81 this plsce SAYS, snd
cannot go Il either direction on scc0unt
OF the bridge big partially washed Gu.
on each side c. wnere the train stands.
The agent mas 10 reports slcrg his line
further than HIcO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
In Southwest Texas.
specisl % the Gazette.

SpeeIaI % the GAzeLIe.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, Sept. ct has
been raining almost constantly here for
two days. Trains on all the RS lr3ads
lesding into the city are delayed on &C
count Of the wsshouts. The dsmsge has
been considerable. An iron bridge over the
Cibole, On the northwest extension on the
Ssn Antonio end Arkansas Pass Railway
washed sway this morning and another
small bridge this side of Comfort is re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
A. Coleman.

Special to tho Gazette,
COLEMAN, Tx, Sept. 2C.-The finest
rain that has fallen in this county for
years fell here to-day, putting : fine SEES
son in tie ground, and large crops are as
sured for TIE next year. The Colorado
river at Bsllingsr, end lne Copcho 81 San
Angelo ere eli on raise, a1d ct Bsl-
ipger, ra-t Of the railroad t7aok hiss been
washed away. About fttecu head Ct cat
tie were drowned il the Colorado river,
and crest destruction TO c,ops a1d cattle
il feared. The Copcho is risiEg uo1 at
the 1ste % 81 tGc1 minute.
The Gin is aow in operation and is re-
ceiy.rg crest deal OF cotton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
At Bum.
-
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
BLUM, TEX, Sept. Pet ha been
raining here constantly aIl day. Nolan
river got about hall full and dam
aged toe two temporary bridges slightly,
but is falling now. The eoutn-bourd
passenger, freight aud g work train are
tied no here, and will not be likely to get
out before morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

at lIC y 4 .
Special &c the Gazette.

MExIA, TBx., Sep. 2G,-Rain com
menced falling shout o'clock this morn
ing and tas continued almost uni2ter-
lupted throughout the day. Little water,
however, hiss been pn: II Inc tanks or the
WatarEoT5s IeseIvCiT.
Me ia h@s received up to this dste 4I44
bales Ct cotton, 90 $50 of which have
been shipped; I'll except .a0ous 260 0ales
hos gene to Europe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
1T COrsfCGR2s

Special TO the Gazette.
CoRs1cANA, Tex. Sept. 26.-It hiss
been raining steadily ne2rly all day, with
splendid prospects ior sUother swell il
the streams and seveTal railroad wash
outs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
as " axahGchie

5 leci&! 10 the Gazette.
WAxAHACH1E, TN, Sept. ga heavy
rain began islling here mis- morning and
mas continued all day The creeks end
branches are rising slowly, but no fear Of
another overflow IS entertained.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
G. A. r.
Continued iron, First Page.

The committee doubts the expectancy Of
the pErace Tomorrow, sd THIS sveHiqg
!, was ssteed tAa1 il Csc Of light rain or
drizzle tia grand parade should take
",aco a. On the programme, bus IL
the even :. Wa Impossible to form
or the ranks we're broken By hesvy rain
the parade would oe postponed until
Wednesday, morning &. 10 c'cIoCs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

hensive and IS the amount for which he
i may noW be liable is brought within the
limit of his bonds by the vouchers sent in,
the Department to-day honored his
draft for S4lOQ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
Galveston,

Special 10 the Gazette
GALVESTON, TEX, Sept. 26.-several
showers fell during the day, and tonight
heavy rain set in with the indication OF
continuing some time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

a valuable disi4iecting compound for
purifying inc atmosphere IS described II
Berlin journal. Oils OF rosemary lavender
snd thyme, in the proportion Of ten, two
and one-half, and two and oue-haN parts,
respectively are mixed wiGd nitric acid IN
the proportion Of thirty 20 one ard one
half. Simple as IL 10 the vapor CT this
compound is said 10 possess extrgordl-
nary properties IN controlling offensive
odors and effiuvia. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
A. GaiuesvtIIe.

Spe ial 70 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Tex, Sep. pa splen-
did r&ln fell here to-day, hIGng up She
water holes ia Elm creek, The creek is
running ROW fer the first time for morths.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
at Greenv,llo.

Special to tho Gaze to.
GREENvLLE, TEX, Sept Pa very
heavy rain :all here today commencing a.
4. N. and con iaricC until 4 Q. H. The
picking OF cotton is checked.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

cFr2ilI 70 me TtzCtT1
WEST, TEx., Sept. ga steady rain
has been falling nero all day and pros
poets are tvor8ble for It's continuing
through the night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
Rain at Cisco.
snecial 70 the GaEett

Special TO the Gazette.
Cisco, TN, S-pt. ga fine rain, enc
Of the best cf the season, commenced
falling this morning just before d&y and
continued until nearly noon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
As Omaha,

NpcClHI 20 mo Ft1GtIt,
OMAHA, TEx., Sept, 26 1t has turned
quite cool since the ralu commenced and
today nas been cold, raiay day, which
Keeps the farmers from picking cotton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
A. Plano.

Special to the Gazette.
PLANO, TEX Sept. % The cotton
crop is good and Plano will reach her top
notch this season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
At RoDprsl.

Special 20 tho HAGette.
KoPPRRL, TEX, Sept. Pct hiss been
raining here nearly al day and the grass
is looking exceedingly well.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
at JenSrEop.

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, Sept. Pct COM
menced raining carly this morning and
has been raining slowly ali day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

WASHINGTON, Sept 26. Indications
for Texas: Threatening and rainy
weather, fresh to brisk southeasterly
FinGs.